Faustus
or, The Demon of Drachenfels
MusicalRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Jan 13, 1851
Closing Date
May 21, 1851
Performances
41
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Open Date: Jan 13, 1851
Close Date: May 21, 1851
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
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Description
A Grand Romantic Spectacle in Three Acts, 14 scenes.
Comments
"Faustus" was on hiatus from 02/23/1851 through 05/17/1851.
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PeopleProduced by E.A. MarshallWritten by George Soane; Songs, duets and concerted music by Sir Henry Bishop; Melo-dramatic music composed, selected and arranged by Mons. PerotCarnival and ballet dances produced under the direction of Mons. SchmdtScenic Design by George Heister; Machinery and mechanical changes by E. Speyre; Costumes, decorations, properties and appointments by S. Wallis
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SongsAct 1Sung ByHome! There's a storm in the whistling blastChorus of FishermenThe wild bird is rocking in his nestChorus of HuntersNow for the fireside's cheerful blazeChorus of PeasantsGrand Ballet: Carnival in VeniceI'm a young German scholarWagnerNow prithee your laughing give overCount de Casanova, Lucetta and WagnerLucy, Lucy, dear Lucy! wake to the springLucettaAct 2Sung ByOh, sweetly the noon day's endingAdineAct 3Sung ByRejoice, rejoiceInvisible Chorus of DemonsThe morn is upLords, Ladies, and GuardsDuetWagner and Lucetta
Produced by E.A. Marshall
Written by George Soane; Songs, duets and concerted music by Sir Henry Bishop; Melo-dramatic music composed, selected and arranged by Mons. Perot
Carnival and ballet dances produced under the direction of Mons. Schmdt
Scenic Design by George Heister; Machinery and mechanical changes by E. Speyre; Costumes, decorations, properties and appointments by S. Wallis
Act 1
Sung By
Home! There's a storm in the whistling blast
Chorus of Fishermen
The wild bird is rocking in his nest
Chorus of Hunters
Now for the fireside's cheerful blaze
Chorus of Peasants
Grand Ballet: Carnival in Venice
I'm a young German scholar
Wagner
Now prithee your laughing give over
Count de Casanova, Lucetta and Wagner
Lucy, Lucy, dear Lucy! wake to the spring
Lucetta
Act 2
Sung By
Oh, sweetly the noon day's ending
Adine
Act 3
Sung By
Rejoice, rejoice
Invisible Chorus of Demons
The morn is up
Lords, Ladies, and Guards
Duet
Wagner and Lucetta
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